Bri Becerra Editor-in-Chief We’ve all seen the TikToks that education majors from other institutions make, joking about how their homework is to learn an ice-breaker activity while their STEM roommate cries over a lab report that they have to finish. Or maybe even the TikToks …
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Title IX didn’t save me.
Graphic by Zach Perrier. Bri Becerra Editor-in-Chief As my time as a Wooster student draws to a close, I have begun to reflect on my experiences here. Recently, I was rudely reminded of one of the worst times of my life through a simple LinkedIn …
Do not comply in advance
Andi Harvey Contributing Writer You have all likely heard about Ohio’s notorious “bathroom bill” (SB 104), which bans multi-occupancy gender-neutral bathrooms in school buildings from kindergarten through college. While I could talk about how this law fits into the United States’ wider attacks against trans …
Allyship is not enough
Bri Becerra Editor-in-Chief As Donald Trump enters the Oval Office for his second term, I have noticed an increase in discussions about allyship and support networks. This is all well and good — but what does it actually mean to be an ally? Allyship has …
Wooster students explore environmental education
Bri Becerra Editor-in-Chief During the weekend of Jan. 31 through Feb. 1, 12 Wooster students traveled to Mohican State Park for the Winter Snow Conference. Hosted by the Environmental Education Council of Ohio (EECO), the weekend conference provided educators, students and those who are passionate …
Scotlight: Senior Quentin Kitchell is fin(I.S.)hed after just one semester
Bri Becerra Editor-in-Chief Editor-in-chief Bri Becerra ’25 sat down with Quentin Kitchell ’25 to discuss their early I.S. submission. Please introduce yourself. “My name is Quentin Kitchell. I’m part of the Class of 2025 but I’m graduating a little bit strangely. I am a sociology …